Boston Linux & Unix - February

[jabr at camelot.necx.com (John Abreau)]

Lar Kaufman <lark at walden.com> writes:
> What would you like me to talk about?  I'm in the middle of researching
> what students want in an OS, and figuring out what *I* want in Linux for
> when I return to law school in the fall.  So I'm prepared to talk about
> using Linux in the student environment; this would also tie in well with
> the planned Linux International experiment to try having a "student Linux
> day" at some area universities (which I hope BLU will work with).  I am
> also beginning to experiment seriously with using Linux for multimedia
> work, and I could talk about the tools, hardware, and my experiences.
> 
> -lar
>   Lar Kaufman    lark at world.std.com     lark at conserve.org    lark at walden.com
>    +   +   +   +   +   +   +   +   +   +   +   +   +   +   +   +   +   +   +
>   _Running Linux_ 2nd. Ed. Aug. 1996, Matt Welsh and Lar Kaufman, Authors
>                                       O'Reilly & Associates, Publishers

"Linux in a Student Environment " sounds like an excellent topic. Can you
briefly describe what this would entail, so I can describe it on our web pages?

Thanks.

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